Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-11
OUR MINES.
Items Of Interest from Various Min.
 ing Districts Of This County.

Fred Zoble has three men at work on A claim in Lynx creek.
 Frederick E. Murray has taken lease on the Dosoris mine Murphy < Kuehne continue to take out good shipping ore from their '76 mine.
 Carmichael Brothers have several tons of two hundred ounce ore. on Lynx creek ready tor shipment.
 Ore continue. to arrive at the sam bling works, and the storage capacity of that plant is almost full at present
 .Zoble & Griffin are delivering thirteen tons loi of ore at the sampling works, from the Favorite mine in Lynx creek district.
 Jas. King is working claim under lease, belonging to Dunavan 5 Foote, in Lynx creek district, and is taking out lots of high grade ore.
 Robinson < Foster have twenty tons of ore at their Middleton mine, ready to ship, a large portion of which will go two hundred ounces in silver.
 Fifteen claims are being worked in the Cataract district. the ore from which carries GO ounces of silver 10 the ton and about 75 per cent lead Some gold i. also found
 N. L. Griffin has recently brought in thirteen tons O; ore from the Fortune mine, in Lynx creek district, and has ten tons more on the dump ready for shipment
 Mir. Burns also says that other mines in the Cherry creek district are showing up well. as development is made on them. He predicts a lively camp there in a short time.
 Frank Duffy, who hEs been develop ing a claim within hundred yards of Dake's saw mill, has recently struck very rich carbonates and galena ore. He has several tons now on the dump.
 The Phenix Gazette announces the receipt in Phenix, of bar of silver bullion, weighing over HOO ounces, from the old Peek mine in Yavapai county, and consigned for shipment by Jos. Mayer, of Big Bug.
 Notwithstanding the fact that Mir. Cockburn has been discouraging miners from bringing 10 ore until he starts up his sampling works, he has from fifteen to twenty car loads now stored at the works, waiting to start up.
 Con. Burns, superintendent of the Etta mine on Cherry creek, came in Saturday evening, and reports the shaft down now to depth of IT feet, with seven feet Of or. at the bottom. A tunnel has also been run in 79 feet, which shows 3 feet of ore. He says the mine is opening up very iavorably.
 It is estimated that from one hundred and seventy-five to two hundred tons of ore are now on ,he dumps of Lynx creek mines, await ing shipment to the sampiing works, and that the mines m the immediate vicinity of Howells, alone will furnish 1 from four to six tons per day, as soon as the works are started, with possibility of doubling CT t7ebiing that amount
 M. W. Moore and his partner l. E. Daggett have IKFG6 sren engaged l taking out ore and developing the Amulet mine, which they discovered in July 1886. The claim is located in the Lynx creek district, about one half mile | east of the old Howell shelter. They have shaft down now to q depth of sixty feet, and have d9ae but lsti..--airiffs- ing. The have l<Sady sold about s25,- oo0 worth ssore and have on the dump now, sYaiting the starting of the sam pbng works, about one hundred and thirty tons of ore, thirty of which is nigh grade and the other hundred tons will average seveHty-fve ounces in silver. The mIne shows good wide vein, the pay streak being from two, to two and half feet m width.